Atlas is the household manager that remembers everything about your home, so nothing gets forgotten. Just ask, and it'll help you.
Download on the App StoreMost home apps are digital filing cabinets: you put information in, they store it, you go find it later. Atlas is different: it's active. It anticipates, it coordinates, it carries the mental load, the way a real household manager would, at software prices.
I manage a home professionally, today, for a real family, the cleaning, the vendors, the warranties, the whole rhythm of keeping a house running. Over the years, my client and I built our own way of tracking all of it. It works. It's also grown into its own small bureaucracy, routines inside routines, things only I know where to find. Atlas is that same structure, built as software, so you don't need years and someone managing your home professionally to have it. You just need the app.
Nate Soucek, founder, Salt Lake City
Every warranty date, paint code, vendor visit, repair, and family preference, permanently held and connected. Ask "who fixed the water heater last time?" and get an answer, not a search.
Atlas flags the HVAC filter before it's overdue, notices sprinkler season coming, reminds you about the contractor visit before you have to think of it.
Holds the relationship with everyone who touches your house (contractors, cleaners, landscapers) with real history and context, not just a phone number.
Extends beyond the house itself into running your household's rhythm: event prep, family logistics, whatever the house needs next.
One lapsed warranty or one missed seasonal task costs more in a single year than Atlas does in three. It's priced against what a mistake costs a homeowner, not against what an app usually costs.
Atlas is built on Claude, Anthropic's AI, but you'll never have to think about that day to day. You just ask it a question about your home, the way you'd ask a person, and it answers. The technology stays in the background, where it belongs.
No. Your information is never sold and never used for advertising. It's only used to actually run the app, like the Assistant answering your question, never handed to a company paying to reach you. You pay for Atlas, which means it works for you, not for an advertiser.
You do. Every warranty, vendor, and repair you add is yours. Delete your account at any time and everything tied to it goes with it, nothing lingers on a server somewhere.
Atlas is a home management app, also called a house manager app: one place that remembers your home's warranties, vendors, and maintenance, and answers questions about it the way a person would. Not a spreadsheet, not a filing cabinet.
In Salt Lake City, by someone who still works as a real house manager for a family today. Atlas is that same job, built into software.
